Data on 64,000 Ohio State Workers Stolen

June 15, 2007

(AP) -- A data storage device with the Social Security numbers and other personal information on all 64,000 Ohio state employees was stolen from a state intern's car last weekend, Gov. Ted Strickland said Friday.

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